Senate personnel have installed a closed caption display to assist freshman Sen. John Fetterman as he continues to struggle with lingering auditory processing issues as a result of a stroke he suff…
The new assistive technology has been added despite the Senate’s strict rules banning members from using certain electronic devices, such as cellphones, on the chamber’s floor.
In an effort to make the new assistive technology blend in with the Senate chamber’s 19th-century mahogany desks, the Sergeant at Arms also plans to add a monitor stand that matches the woodwork of the desks. “I am proud of the work our team has done to support Senator Fetterman and am grateful to the many Sergeant at Arms professionals who worked quickly to develop and implement these innovative solutions,” Senate Sergeant at Arms Karen Gibson told the news outlet in a statement. Shutterstockjust days before winning the Keystone State’s Senate primary.
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